Posts Tagged ‘lighting’
Another Lighting Lesson
Posted 12 May 2008
on:Strobist has the next Lighting 102 lesson posted.
Lighting 102: 6.2 – Gelling for Tungsten
Another great article from dPS.
The right lighting can make or break an image setting the stage for others to see it as a snapshot or a photograph.
Just as finding and seeing a subject is challenging, so too is finding lighting conducive to taking dramatic photographs. The Golden Hour is always referenced as a great time to take photos, but its not the only time to take photos with dramatic lighting. Training your eye to see dramatic light and the different variations of it takes some self-training.
You’ll have to read the article to get a description of each type of lighting, but briefly they are:
- Side Lighting
- Back Lighting
- Rim Lighting
- Ambient Light
- Soft or Diffuse Light
- Hard Light
- Spotlight
- Artificial Lighting
- Various Combinations of Lighting
Strobist Hits It Big on USA Today
Posted 26 April 2008
on:I can’t believe I missed this one. David was on USA today. The story came out a few days ago and I missed buying the paper. Congrats to The Strobist!
COLUMBIA, Md. — All David Hobby wanted to do was pass along photo lighting tips to a friend.He jotted down some ideas and posted a blog —Strobist— to show how any beginning photographer could get beyond ordinary shots by using inexpensive, $300 flashes, just like pros.…
…Then the world found out about him.
Hobby now has 200,000 mostly amateur photographers as devoted readers. His site attracts 1.6 million page views a month.
You’ve got to read the rest of the story.
Fun With Lights
Posted 26 March 2008
on:I found this great link via Digital Pro Talk:
The world famous photographer and best selling author, Joe McNally, has a great post over on his new blog entitled, “Fun With Lights” Check it out right here – it’s a nice read.
Scott Kelby’s Lighting Gear Week
Posted 15 March 2008
on:Scott Kelby did a week-long special on Lighting Gear. You can check out all five days via the links below.
- Day 1: Wedding/Portrait Location Lighting Setup (on a Budget)
- Day 2: Stepping it up a Notch
- Day 3: Studio Lighting & Continuous Lighting
- Day 4: Pro-Quality Studio Flash
- Day 5: Studio Lighting for On-Location Shoots
Enjoy.